Does anyone know specifically where to buy an antifogging spray for helmet shields. Not online stores!?

Question

I am in the orlando area

Answer 1

Easy- you're in Fl, as am I, and there are dive shops everywhere. They have excellent anti-fog stuff that they sell for snorkeling and diving goggles. I use that stuff on my mirrors in the bathroom and on my reading glasses, as well as my snorkeling goggles. It's only about 5 or 6 dollars for a small bottle that lasts a long time because you only need a couple of drops per application.

The stuff that I use has a picture of a seal on it and I think that "seal" is even in the name.

Answer 2

Go to your local motorcycle store. If they don't carry any maybe they will direct you to who does.
You may need to get a different shield/helmet. If you can find one that sits further away from your face or has vent holes it will help.
What is happening the heat from your head/breath causes condensation to build up on the inside.
It may seem like no relationship but this is common in playing racquetball. The protective glasses will fog up. I find and tell people to loosen the strap and or put a head band underneath the top of the gargles.
This promotes more circulation and reduced fogging.